Lady In Red is a collection of Worsted weight accessories created using Malabrigo Rios in the stunning Ravelry Red colourway. It consists of a shawl, a hat and a pair of mitts. When you purchase the e-book, all patterns will be added to your library when they are published.

This sweater is a collaboration between Pipa Knits patterns and Vlněné Sestry, a LYS in Brno, Czech Republic. It’s a simple raglan sweater with short row shaped neck in worsted weight yarn. It is intended as a sweater for beginners who have never made a sweater before.

Warm, knitted skirts combined with cotton leggings are my absolute favourite comfy cold weather clothes. I am not a big fan of pencil skirts, as I do not find them very flattering on me, so I came up with the idea of knitted semi-circular skirt, which is a very feminine and flattering shape on many different body types.

Winter Nights is a shawl designed specially for advent calendar mini skeins. The pattern is quite simple, with alternating garter stitch and broken rib sections, which makes it suitable for many different types of wooly calendars. You are not limited by yarn weight or number of minis in your set, the pattern will work for all of them! You can a...

First ever Czech MKAL in collaboration with LYS Vlněné sestry in Brno, Czech Republic. :-)

No Purl Advent is an infinity scarf designed specially for advent calendar mini skeins and stress-free pre-Christmas knitting. The pattern is incredibly versatile and infinitely customizable. You can work at any gauge with any weight of yarn and make as many triangular modules as you want.

Colourful Geometry is my favourite pattern and I am still not done with patterns for colourful triangles. For this headband I used leftover mini skeins from the Colourful Geometry Sweater. I paired it with Filcolana Anina, which is 100 % merino yarn suitable for babies, so it is wonderfully soft on your ears.

Light Rain is a one skein shawl with wide wingspan, lace, beads and knitted-on border. It uses exactly one skein of 400 m (437 yards) of fingering weight silk blend yarn. I used speckled yarn with beads matching those speckles, but solids or even gradients will work just as well.

When cold weather hits you sometimes find yourself in need of something quick to make to keep your ears warm.

Day and Night is a shawl pattern designed for two single skeins. The design will work with all kinds of colours - solid, speckled, variegated, anything you like! You can choose wildly contrasting colours or coordinating colours, anything goes!

I love wearing mitts, especially for driving, but also outdoors when winter is mild (most of the times here). My husband never saw the point of them, he only ever wore leather gloves when it was really cold. So when he one day asked for a pair, I sat down and designed a pair of unisex mitts for him to wear straight away.

Made in a timeless combination of stripes and lace in shiny merino/silk combination, this large DK weight triangular shawl is the perfect keep-me-warm item.

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This sweater is a collaboration between Pipa Knits patterns and Vlnene Sestry, A LYS in Brno, Czech Republic.

Unchained Socks are a fun pattern for 3 sock yarns in contrasting colours. The single colour sole and mosaic instep are worked separately (NO intarsia!) and they are much easier to work than they look.

Colourful Geometry Sweater is next in my series of textured patterns featuring mini skeins.

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The stretchy texture is created using a cable needle, but there are no stitches crossed. Thanks to the stretchiness of the pattern, the hat and handwarmers will fit a wide range of sizes.

Advent-urous cowl DK is designed specially for Advent calendar mini skeins, but it can easily be made with leftovers or just two alternating colours.

Advent-urous cowl is designed specially for Advent calendar mini skeins, but it can easily be made with leftovers or just two alternating colours.

Waves gather on the edge of this sock as if they are coming into shore.

Yellow Ivy is a summer top designed for plant-based yarns. You will start by making the two lace panels first with raglan-style increases. Both are then joined for knitting in the round of the simple, A-shaped, stockinette stitch body. Straps are worked last by picking up stitches along the lace panels and underarms, making the project complete...

These lace socks are inspired by a vintage photograph from my mum’s collection of knitting patterns from the 1970s.

Nicolette are timeless and elegant mitts for fingering weight yarn. They have all my favourite elements - twisted stitches, small cables, and beads - all in my favourite yarn weight.

Colourful Geometry Loop is a bias-knit infinity scarf designed specially for Advent calendar mini skeins, but it can easily be made with leftovers or just one or two colours. It’s a relaxing knit/purl textured pattern, perfect for sitting down for half an hour each day for a bit of knitting self-care. At the end of advent you will be ready to w...

Do you have a skein of beautiful hand-dyed yarn you want to show off? Want to use it to the max? Something easy enough to use as travel or coffee shop project? A nice hand-made gift? Crochet?

Sisi is an asymmetrical triangle shawlette with an interesting mosaic block that is easily worked with only one colour per row. You will work the mosaic pattern gradually along with stripes. An optional short row edging is worked at the end in the second colour.

These are classic cuff down socks with an eye of partridge heel flap.

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Unchained Melody is a shawl pattern designed to showcase two contrasting colourways together. I used two semi-solids for my shawl, but the pattern will also work well with a wildly variegated or speckled colour A, which can be tamed with a solid colour B.

Secret of a Summer Night is my contribution to the Progress, Hope, and Happiness 2018 Collection. This year’s theme is Women & Water. I translated the theme into a feminine pair of socks with a wavy lace pattern.

Some yarns and patterns are just made for each other. This pattern has literally been made for this colourful skein of hand dyed yarn + solid mini skein to maximize the use of both yarns. The modified bamboo stitch adds a little bit of texture and complements the colourful yarn as well as helping to break up any potential pooling.

I love working with mini skein sets. That means I have a lot of teeny tiny leftovers. I really wanted to use those leftovers from my Colourful Geometry wrap, so I turned the whole pattern into socks!

Date Night At The Opera is inspired by my love of Regency era romance novels. Wearing shawls is often mentioned in these books and this shawl is a tribute to what I imagine my favourite heroines wearing when they dazzle the dashing lord.

I had so much fun creating this hat. It began with the idea of bottom ribbing travelling upwards in a geometric texture. The idea wouldn’t leave me until I knitted it up, so over one weekend I had a rough draft of this hat.

The third pattern in the Lady In Red

The second pattern in the Lady In

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Triangular shawls are a staple in the knitting pattern directory. They are beautiful and fun to knit. But I personally find them a little difficult to style. So I played around with the idea of making a classic triangular shawl more wearable.

I love working with lace weight yarn, but most traditional lace shawls are a bit too flowery for my taste. I wanted something elegant and timeless, so No Frill Lace Shawl was born.

As soon as I touched this wonderful blend of baby alpaca, silk, and cashmere I knew it had to become something to wear around my neck. I only had one skein of this and wanted to use as much of it as I could, so the idea for Super Soft Spiral Cowl was born.

I love mini skein sets but finding suitable patterns for them is not always easy as they do come in different numbers and sizes.